EPI Talks

Amanda discusses the importance of food and how it fuels our bodies! Making healthier food choices can lead to better health outcomes long term.

Amanda discusses the best ways to maintain and achieve your New Year's Resolutions by tracking them throughout the year.

Amanda describes how involved epidemiology is in research and the different types of epidemiology study types and their uses.

Hi! I'm Amanda, founder and creator of EPI Talks. I created this podcast to be a platform for epidemiology education and awareness. A place to inform on how basic epidemiology concepts are present in our daily lives. I hope you find these episodes helpful and continue to follow on this EPI Talks journey!

On this episode, Amanda talks about how foodborne illnesses can sneak in to ruin your holiday fun! Be sure to follow proper food preparation and storage guidance as you enjoy the holidays!

On this episode Amanda discusses vaccines, their production, benefits, and a call for more education surrounding vaccine benefits.

In this episode, Amanda discusses Ebola and its rapid transmission from the historic outbreaks it has caused.

On today's episode, Amanda dives deep into the epidemiology of the Malaria virus and the rising concern for anti-malarial drugs, resistance, and prevention measures.

In this episode, Amanda discusses the Marburg virus as it relates to the latest outbreaks in Rwanda, and public health response that follows.

In this episode, Amanda discusses the virus that still affects millions of people a year despite public health vaccination campaign efforts

In this episode, Amanda discusses an overview of Poliovirus and the public health efforts taken to eradicate the disease.

In this episode, Amanda discusses the current Monkey Pox in Western and Central Africa, and how Epidemiology prevents and controls outbreaks as the WHO declared this disease an international public health concern.

In this episode, Amanda discusses the impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak and how Epidemiology played an integral role in the Public Health Policy and Response.

This episode will include an overview to what Epidemiology is, the history behind the practice of Epidemiology and how our daily practices are influenced by Epidemiology analysis and Public Health Policy.